How to post multiple pictures?

[supermaticjames]

Hi all,

I was getting tired of repedatively making a new reply to post a picture and I paid the $2 to become a donating member expecting to find someway to do it in a quicker fashion. I can't find it so can you point it out to me or suggest something?

Thanks in advance, James.

 

[whirlpolf]

was thinking of a similar thing

but currently, there's only one uplink for pics. Other websites have (let's say) 5 upload forms and then a major "save this" button.

Currently I reassemble several pics into one major one using GraphicConverter (just as Photoshop or similar image processing applications). Then I upload one. *shrugs*

Maybe this could be a nice proposal to the headmaster here?
Joe

 

[DADoES]

 
The posting editor/interface allows only one picture per post, so follow-up replies for additional pictures is the reasonable way to do it.
 
Or, use photo editing software to combine multiple pictures (two, three, or more) into one.

 

[austinado16]

Easily done....

You write the computer code for linking a photo, right into the body of what you are typing here.

First save your images to an online host, like photobucket.com. Once you've uploaded your image(s) you'll get an album page. Hover over the thumbnail you want to post here, and you'll get a drop down menu. Left click on the address next to the "Direct Link" and the address will dissapear and say "copied."

Now, come back to your message box and type the command for linking to a photo. You start with the < symbol.

Then you type: img src=

After the equal sign, you put a quote mark.

Then you copy and past the url (address) of the picture

Then another qoute mark.

Then put in the > which ends the computer command.

To add another picture, you just keep repeating that process. Once you hit the preview message button, your photos will appear.

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

I momentarily forgot that this was the method to post "more pic's", too...

Glad that this is finally chronicled...

One major correction needed on an old Whirlpool washer photo that I posted: The HOT & WARM washes have a WARM rinse, and just the COLD wash offers a cold rinse; originally posted (in "DaveAMKrayoGuy's Old Appliance Photo Shoot") that each temp had a COLD rinse...

The thread disappeared, but hope to make future reference for "the archives"...

-- Dave